A space that traces images and absences of the Iberian wolf. It traverses a relational history filled with popular mythology, subjugation, and extermination, confronting an audiovisual history composed of simulacrum-images of wild nature. This filmic essay is an anti-nature documentary: in it, wolves stare back at the camera in terror, and humans know how to howl. All creatures leave traces in this meticulous dance of tracked trackers.